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> My use case for OpenBSD was as a firewall, but it was eventually retired because it just couldn't keep up with my network speeds. Are you doing over 10Gbps?
by binkHN 3y ago
> My use case for OpenBSD was as a firewall, but it was eventually retired because it just couldn't keep up with my network speeds.
Are you doing over 10Gbps? A lot has been done in this space.
- technofiend 3y agoBased on someone else's comment I plan to revisit OpenBSD, because previously I wasn't able to get gigabit speeds out of a low-end appliance, even though FreeBSD and Fedora both could.
- binkHN 3y agoThings have definitely improved over time, but some of the best improvements are also related to utilizing advanced functionality from hardware that supports it.